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The RG6 Coax Installation Kit includes everything you need to complete a basic cable run in one convenient package. Wire your home theater, bedrooms and kitchen for cable TV, antenna or satellite quickly and easily. The kit includes 250 feet of RG-6/U Quad Shield cable, a coax cutter, a coax stripper, a crimping tool, an F-type connector removal tool and 10 hex crimp “F” type connectors. Having the right tools at hand will simplify the task and give you professional results.
Package Contents:
Package Contents:
- One #43063 - 250ft RG-6/U Quad Shield, 75 Ohm coaxial cable that is 60% aluminum braid over foil plus 40% aluminum braid over foil to provide 100% shield coverage. Plus, it is sweep tested to 3GHz.
- One #38012 - Coax Cable Cutter
- One #04627 - Coax Cable Stripper
- One #38026 - Coax Crimping Tool
- One #04621 - F-type Connector Removal Tool
- One #41082 - Package of 10 crimp-style F-type coax connectors
Review Snapshot®
Avg. Customer Rating:
4.3 stars
(based on 3 reviews)
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
Best Uses:
Home(3)
Primary use:
Personal(3)
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By Debbie
from Andros Island Bahamas on 5/4/2009
from Andros Island Bahamas on 5/4/2009
Pros:
Consistent Performance, Durable, Easy To Use
Best Uses:
Home
Describe Yourself:
Enthusiast
Primary use:
Personal
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments about Impact Acoustics 250ft RG6 Quad Shield Coaxial Cable Installation Kit:
This [...] came with all the tools and plenty of cable ends.
Stick with the Cable; tool kit not great
By John from Pasadena, California on 5/4/2009
from Pasadena, California on 5/4/2009
Best Uses:
Home
Describe Yourself:
Casual User
Primary use:
Personal
Comments about Impact Acoustics 250ft RG6 Quad Shield Coaxial Cable Installation Kit:
The cable is top quality, but the included tool kit was disappointing. The cable stripper was OK, but the cable connectors and crimper were worthless. I couldn't make a dependable connection. I ended up using a "cheap" $4.00 GE-brand connector from [...], which has worked fine.